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Environment and climate change related news, stories and analytical pieces. Our stories highlights crusaders and institutions working to save natural resources like forests, trees, water among others
“Project will destroy wetland and our natural ancestral rights to the wetland system”
Manipur/Bhopal: “Our land was destroyed by the Ithai Barrage in the 1980s,” when Salam Joy, Secretary of Pumlen Pat Ngamee
Farming no more a way of life in Mechukha, Arunachal Pradesh
Shi-Yomi: Mechukha Valley in the newly formed Shi-Yomi district, west Arunachal Pradesh is over 200 km from Pasighat. The constituency
Kolkata Cares: City dwellers take initiatives for a Green Future
Kolkata: There might be alleged violation of National Green Tribunal’s rules during the Chhath Puja celebration, at Rabindra Sarovar’s green
Puja at Rabindra Sarovar: Religious sentiments vs environmental concern
Kolkata: Rising pollution and environmental issues might have become a focal point of discussion in many Indian cities, including national
Go Green with seed-Tiranga this Independence Day
Mumbai/Kolkata: With Independence Day just round the corner, are you bothered about the National flags made out of plastic being
Plastic pollution chokes Shillong’s life
Shillong: Shillong is a favourite destination for Bengali tourists for more than one reason. It is the place whose beauty
Meet the urban forest man of Kolkata
Kolkata: Who doesn’t know Assam’s Jadav Payeng – the forest man of India? But do you know that Kolkata has
Meet Gang of 20 Water Leaders: Young Changemakers of Dhanbad
Dhanbad: We all are well acquainted with the notorious Gangs of Wasseypur from Dhanbad and the credit goes to filmmaker
If not controlled, the pollution caused by iron industry will make air quality of Giridih like Delhi: IAS Jadhav
Pollution from iron and steel plants in Giridih is wreaking havoc on local communities, causing severe air and water contamination. Thousands of residents in nearby villages are battling respiratory diseases, dried borewells, and the loss of greenery, with officials yet to act decisively. IAS officer Vijaya Jadhav has stepped up, exposing regulatory violations and promising accountability, but the region’s environmental crisis remains a pressing concern.